Month: February 2026
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The 1937 Corporate Federal Charter of the Hannahville Indian Community
In August 1937, the Wisconsin Potawatomi adopted a Corporate Charter, establishing legal status as a governmental entity. This document facilitated… READ MORE
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Understanding Tribal Business Structures
Native American Tribes are diversifying economically beyond gaming, focusing on long-term sustainability. Choosing the right business structure is vital for… READ MORE
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How the 1934 Indian Reorganization Act Codified a New Era of Tribal Sovereignty
The Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 marked a pivotal shift in federal policy, emphasizing tribal self-governance, land restoration, and economic… READ MORE
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Hannahville Protocols and the Broad Powers of Tribal Executive Governance
The Hannahville Indian Community redefines its governance framework by separating executive power and enhancing accountability, ensuring long-term stability and a… READ MORE
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Community Snapshot: Income and Benefits
The Hannahville Indian Community has significantly improved economically since the 1990s, mainly due to tribal gaming, impacting income, employment, and… READ MORE
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Understanding TERO: In The Hannahville Indian Community
The Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance (TERO) promotes tribal economic sovereignty by prioritizing employment for enrolled members, ensuring compliance among contractors,… READ MORE
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Backyard Chickens in Hannahville
The Hannahville Indian Community’s chicken ordinance outlines guidelines for residents to keep poultry responsibly, emphasizing cleanliness, safety, and neighborly respect… READ MORE
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The Blight Ordinance of 2021
The Tribal Council’s Blight Ordinance promotes stewardship, safety, and community pride while defining and addressing public nuisances to ensure a… READ MORE
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Adult Welfare in the Hannahville Indian Community
The Adult Protection Code safeguards vulnerable adults and elders, ensuring safety while respecting autonomy and cultural values. READ MORE
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Five Types of Adoption in the Hannahville Indian Community
The Hannahville Indian Community’s Revised Adoption Code prioritizes the child’s safety, emphasizes tribal customs, and defines five adoption paths while… READ MORE
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